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TCU offers free financial webinars Shares VACAVILLE — For those seeking support in getting their finances back-on-track in 2021, Travis Credit Union is offering free online financial education on a variety of topics for all ages, open to members as well as non-members. The webinars featured for the month of February are listed below, with links to registration. The live webinars are free to attend and will feature informative and practical information through presentations, as well as opportunities to engage and interact through questions and polls. The sessions will be recorded and availab...

Travis Credit Union partners with CHDC for pilot project VACAVILLE — Travis Credit Union and Community Housing Development Corporation have partnered to promote the launch of CHDC’s “Driving Clean Assistance Program” as part of the Light-Duty Financing Assistance in Disadvantaged Communities pilot project. This project allows Community Housing Development Corporation to provide financial assistance of up to $5,000, enabling consumers to purchase advanced technology (plug-in, hybrid and battery electric) vehicles. The Driving Clean Assistance Program is part of the California Climate I...

TCU funded millions in relief in 2020 Shares VACAVILLE — While the challenges of 2020 are unprecedented, there were more opportunities this year than in Travis Credit Union’s 70-year history, to create value for its members and local community. In a nine-month span, Travis Credit Union implemented multiple financial relief initiatives for members and distributed over three million dollars to community partners providing essential services, all while serving and advocating for our members and neighbors in new and creative ways. “The pandemic and wildfires resulted in a team effort to sho...

TCU funds millions for nonprofits Shares VACAVILLE — In a nine-month span, Travis Credit Union implemented multiple financial relief initiatives for members and distributed more than $3 million to community partners providing essential services, all while serving and advocating for our members and neighbors in new and creative ways. “The pandemic and wildfires resulted in a team effort to show up for one another, our members and our community,” said Barry Nelson, president and CEO of Travis Credit Union. “We are witnessing incredible resilience in the midst of astonishing hardship.”...